Rare 1985 Suzuki 750 V-4 Madura. Restoration Project. on 2040-motos
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Mileage:34000
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Type:Standard
Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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V-4 750 MADURA SUZUKI. IN SURPRISINGLY GOOD CONDITION. TANK IS NEAR PERFECT & COMPLETE WITH SENDER & PETCOCK. INSTRUMENTS INTACT. FORKS NOT RUSTY OR PITTED. WHEELS IN REALLY GOOD CONDITION. 190-210 LBS. COMPRESSION IN ALL CYLINDERS. GOOD SPARK. SEAT & SISSY BAR IN FAIR CONDITION. LIGHT WORKS BUT TURN SIGNALS ALL NEED REPLACED OR REPAIRED. FRAME STRAIGHT. CARBS IN A BOX SO DONT KNOW CONDITION. I HAVE NOT STARTED THIS BIKE BUT WITH CARB WORK NO REASON IT WONT START & RUN. TRANS SHIFTS THROUGH ALL GEARS BUT HAVE NOT ROAD TESTED THIS BIKE. WIRING LOOKS GOOD, BUT OPERATION OF CHARGING CIRCUIT UNKNOWN.
I CAN BRING THIS BIKE TO BARBER FOR $75.00 OR ARRAINGE FOR SHIPPING.
TOO GOOD TO PART OUT BUT MAY CONSIDER. LOW RESERVE. THANKS.
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